<p>College: Albany, NY</p>
<p>After: back to Long Island or New York City, Denver( may be a bit to brown for me though), San Francisco or San Diego, Seattle, or maybe Austin. Notice all the warm places, I think I’m starting to get tired of the cold and snow. But Seattle’s rain might be too much for me since I hate cloudy days. </p>
<p>More realistically. Back to LI/NYC with my dad or might end up moving to Allentown,PA with my mom.</p>
<p>hopefully abroad somewhere, if not then Portland, OR or the bay area</p>
<p>Depending on job (International Business major): Mexico City, Buenos Aires, San Jos</p>
<p>New York City (might as well be the capital of the world) or Bay Area (job opportunities).</p>
<p>Enjoy your 1 room closets in NYC and SF, everyone.</p>
<p>^Seriously. I’m not moving to NYC unless I have the bankroll to back it up. I refuse to live in the projects or have multiple roommates.</p>
<p>Europe:
Italy or England or Greece…</p>
<p>Or if worst comes to worse:
Oregon, Washington, CA, or New England</p>
<p>I live in NYC and my apartment is 2,000 sqft.</p>
<p>Granted, that’s a lot less than an apartment anywhere else, but I think it’s decent for NYC.</p>
<p>NY or Boston. Maybe even London. I want to be an urban planner and use that as my stable job and stick to my dreams of becoming a writer. So hopefully I happen upon that!</p>
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<p>Decent in NYC could buy you a house in a lot of places.</p>
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<p>For good reason.</p>
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<p>Except “a lot of places” isn’t where I live.</p>
<p>^And some people prefer location to apartment/house size.</p>
<p>I’d rather live in a small, apartment with character in a city than a big, new house in the suburbs, even if it’s going to cost me more. Different strokes, I guess. Just means I gotta eat a lot of ramen and drink cheap beer.</p>
<p>NYC and SF has so much to offer, living in a 1,500 sqft probably doesn’t raise many concerns.</p>
<p>“DC and I have the same personality.”</p>
<p>That’s not possible as DC is purely a commuter town with no pride and/or personality.</p>
<p>1500 square feet in the heart of NYC is a godsend. Cut that in half, add a roommate and double the price. That’s more realistic for a first apartment on a first-year salary. Most of my friends who moved to NYC ended up living in NJ and commutes to work. No offense to NJ, but yeah lol.</p>
<p>I like NYC but I love money more. I refuse to be a slave to student loans. I know NYC is in my future so I’m not buggin’ out if I’m not living there post-May.</p>
<p>San Francisco!!!</p>
<p>The average NYC apartment is between 600-800 square feet. 1,500 square feet is a like getting a lottery for a first-time renter.</p>
<p>Your just speaking of the Manhattan area right? I would assume outside of Manhattan 1500 sqft is a common.</p>